May 16 (SeeNews) - All indices of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE) closed in green territory on Monday, with the blue-chip SOFIX rising back above the 600-point mark, or by 0.18% to 600.70 points, bourse data showed.
Doverie United Holding [BUL:DUH] led the blue-chip gainers, adding 4.24% to 6.88 levs in a trading volume of 9,378 shares. Central Cooperative Bank [BUL:CCB] also made gains in Monday's trading session, closing 2.86% higher at 1.44 levs as 28,932 units were bought and sold.
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Doverie's gains also buoyed both the BGBX40 index, which tracks the 40 most traded shares on the Sofia bourse, and the BGTR30 index, in which companies with a free float of at least 10% have equal weight.
The BGBX40 went up 0.18% to 142.67 points, while the BGTR30 inched up 0.12% to 718.79 points.
Retreating 4.39% to 5.45 levs in a volume of 500, Monbat [BUL:MONB] paced the decliners among the companies in the SOFIX and BGTR30 indices.
Zarneni Hrani Bulgaria [BUL:ZHBG] was the weakest performing stock among BGBX40 companies, shedding 5.71% to 0.19 levs.
The BGREIT, which comprises seven real estate investment trusts, climbed 0.25% to 181.09 points, on the back of gains in both Bulgarian Real Estate Fund REIT [BUL:BREF] and Advance Terrafund REIT [BUL:ATER], of 0.91% and 0.29%, respectively.
Turnover on the BSE dropped to 995,681 levs ($529,600/509,080 euro) on Monday from 1.34 million levs on Friday.
(1 euro = 1.95583 levs)
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